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The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-06-15

ZIONIST ranks, and said: "If you think
You know mo- about the Jurisdiction
OF the city over the government lot
than l do, 90 shsad and try to hold
your meeting, and I'll be id il |
don't break il up" At the conclusion
Of the testimony several hours were
consumed in the argument OF a mo-
tion 10 exclude it on ths ground that
it was no evidence of conspiracy; thai
TO make the defendants answerabe
for the conspiracy il would have to
be entered into in government prop
erty; that a conspiracy TO comm a
misdemeanor was not an otfense ri her
against the laws of the United Sta es
or of this state, and that the sets #
mem ers of the CITY Council while ia
session rannot be used against tht m ia
any criminal prosecution.
The district attorney argued that
the evic encs was not sought to chow
an act OF conspiracy Of and within
itself, but as evidence tending to show
a purpose to conspire.
Tue court reserved its decision.
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The excellent QunIItnen

OF the delightful liquid fruit remedy,
Syrup OF Figs, commend 1t to all who
suffer from Habitual Constipation and
kindred ills. Being in liquid form
and pleasing to the taste, harmless in
its nature, strengthening as well as
cleansing in its properties, it is easily
taken by old and young, and truly
beneficial in its effects, and therefore
the fsvorite family remedy, especially
with the ladies and children, who re-
quire a gentle yet effective laxative.
For sale by H. ]. Hester and all lead
ing druggists. Van Vleet & Co., g..
W. Jones & Co., w. N. Wilkerson 4
Co., J. ]. Miles, and 6. Mansfield & Co.
have been appointed wholesale agents
at Memphis. - s,..SS,.
:
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-06-15
GOT HIS DESERTS.
An Impudent Physician Took n
DOhe Of His own N edIoine.

LOUISVILLE, KY, June IA spe.
cial'to the Courier Journal from Len
don, KY, Gays: Near Flat Lick, in
Knox county, yesterday, DR.. Graham
was shot AID instantly killed by Ben
Hubbard. Gfaham had some spite
against Hubbard, aud arming himself,
went to the home of the latter. Mrs.
Hubbard told him her husband was
not at home. sGraHsm said "You area
id liar, saw him in the back yard. y
He then dismounted, drew his pisol
and advanced TO va d The door. Hub
bard, al this, fred = shotgun loaded
with buckshot into thu DOCTORS body
from Lis place OF concealment, killing
him instantly.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-06-15
TEXAS PROHIBITIONISTS
Mad Because the Mayor OF a Town
would Not Let Them Meet.

GALVESTON, TEL, June IA
special to the NeUs from San Antonio
says: At the trial Of the mayor aud
Others today. before the United States
Commissioner, DR., G. B. Jof nston,
chairman OF the County Prohibition
Executive Committee, was the prin.
cipsl witness. He testified thai he
went to the mayor for permission to
hold meeting in thu Alamo Plea,
and was refused. The mayor was
then informed that, in anticipation of
his refusal, arrangements had been
made to hold a meeting on the
Government lot, as it was understood
that he had no authority to proven.
them from holding it there, aud he
was asked for police protection. Mr..
Callagbsn again refused either to al.
low the marshal to detail any OF his
forcs to preserve order, or to appoint
special policemen from the prohibit
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-06-15
ACCIDENTALLY KILLED.
Railroad EmpIOye Run over by a
Freight Train ON the l. Il N Road.

At 6 o'clock yesterday morning W.
FL. Robinson, an employee of the
Louieville and Nashville Railroad was
killed by being run over by a freight
train near the National Cemetery. He
was on the rear Car Of the train at the
time and was engaged in throwing off
telegraph poles while The train was
running rapidly. He tumbled off
with a pole snd went down head for
ward between the cars, and he re-
ceived such injuries that he died al.
most instantly. An inquest was held
by Deputy Coroner Barry, the jury
returning verdict OF death by acct.
dent. Robinson was quite young
man. His home YVES at Parker P. o,
Montgomery county, Kansas, where
his mother at present resides. On his
person were found several letters,
few dollars in money and a silver
watch.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-06-15
THE TWO COLONELS.
MIBCHIEv0Us ANTICS CREATE A
TEMPORARY RUPTURE.
"rhat Darned Boy Harry" Returns
with Interesting sOuve-
Mrs for Friends.

Col. Harry M. Hill has returned
from New York, and his intimate
fiends have discovered the fact. To
all of them he brought some 81 ght
testimonial of his thoughtfulness
while away-newspapsrs, marriage
guides, books on household economy,
almauacs guides to summer resorts,
and such like making up the list. L.
is rel tied that Col. Josish Patterson,
who accompanied Col. Hill on a visit
to Brig atom Beach. liks Gen. Tracy
at Bart EFT, swore the next time he
left Memphis with anyone he would
go alone. The two gentlemen
tackled all the contrivances for
pastime run by sharks at that
resort, including flying horses,
toboggans, balloons, &c, land when IL
came to dividing up the expense Col.
Patterson discovered that he had not
sou ma,kee. He bad started from
tae hotel we'll hesled, that be knew,
but where had it gomez Then it
a shed upon him thai he was in close
proximity to Gotham, the city OF pick
pockets and sharpers, and he grew
warm under the collar for being care
lees. Finally his blood reached the
boiling state, and he lost control of
the barrier against eatan and his imps.
Strange to say, he used q cuss word,
then another and another, un.
til Col. Hill became shocked
and weakened. By singular
sleight of hand, ne had manipulated
his partner's purse into his own
pocket. The confession, although
made in meekness and contrition,
aroused the tender feelings of COM
passion and forgiveness in the heart Of
the vlctim'zed gentleman, and the
chase which followed locked the
WI celia of other sports on the beach
for a full hour. BY sympathetic plead
ing and soul moving persuasivsness,
characteristic of Col. Hill, friendly re-
latlons were once more establ shed,
and Col. Patterson now speaks OF his
cnum az "that darned boy Harry"
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-06-15
MILWAUKEE.
Wild Scenes on 'rhange-SeVeraI
Suspensions.

Wild Scenes on 'rhange-SsVeral
Suspensions.
llMnWAUKEB, Wis, June 14.-Such
scenes Of wild excitement as were
witnessed on Change today have
never b, en- known here. When the
break came everybody franticslly
tried to sell wheat, and nobody
wanted to buy. In a short time
July wheat had sold Off from sol
cents to ut cents, while September
dropped from 70 cents to 76s cents.
Shortly before noon Hill, Fleertscheim
4 Co., were compelled to announce
suspension. They had been buying for
Kershaw & Co., Of Chicago, were dis
appointed in not receiving remittances
expected from Kershsw, and being
also pressed by other houses to whom
they were indebted, yielded to the
pressure. Their suspension dragged
dowl Hooker, Crittsnden & Co., and
Frank Wilson, each OF whom it lie
understood called for $4,000 in mar.
gins, failing to get which, they were
compelled TO give up. Hill, Flert.
sch aim & Co. claim that the money
needed by them will be forthcoming
tomorrow, in which. event Hooker,
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-06-15
BIRMINGHAM, ALA.
Prison Burned Up-25O Convicts
Confined, :but NO Escape-SuIcide.
ESPECIAL TO THE APPEAL.l

BIRMINGHAM, ALA, June 14.-The
convict prison at Ooalburg was de-
stroyed by fire last night. Loss, about
500, 900, fully covered by insurance.
The fire originated in the kitchen, but
it's exact csute is unknown. Two
hundred and fifty convicts were con-
fined in the prison, but all of tn m
were gotten out in safety, and none
escaped. The building was the best
of the kind in the State.
Mrs. Walter Lsgge, wife OF a rolling
mile employe, committed euicide to-
day by taking morphine. No cause is
assigned for the deed except that the
woman was supposed to have been
under the influence OF liquor, as she
occasionally drank heavily.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-06-15
JACKSON, TENN.
special Election for Issuance Of
Bonds Results In Defeat for
the Issuance.
ESPECIAL TO rHa APPEAL.

JACKSON, TENN, June II A spe-
cisl election was held in this city today
to determine whether the Bard of
Mayor and Aldermen should have the
auto ority to iesue bonds to the amount
of $4,000, for the purpose of erecting
a s'andplpe for the water works sys.
tenn aud for funding the pas. due in
debtedness OF the city. The issuance
OF the bonds wa' defeated, as the nee.
essary three fourths majority was not
given.
The employees OF the Illinois Central
railroad gave picnic today at Oak
field, five miles north Of this city. l.
was largely attended and highly en-.
joyed.s
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-06-15
COFFEEVILLE, MISS.
A Social Gathering and Religion
ESPECIAL TO THE. APPEAL.l

CoFFEvILLE, MISS, June 14.-The
Water Valley Harmony Club gave it's
first annual picnic at Lake Emma,
hsif mile north of here, today. After
the picnic a bail was given at New
ber9er's hall.
Pfotracted meeting is going on at
the Baptist church under the able
management OF the Rsv. W. ]. Har.
gs, assisted by the Rev. J. G. Chastin.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-06-15
Ca | for Negotiable Judgment Ger
tIflcates OF Upton County, fem.

NOTICE is hereby given to oil owners and
IN holders Of the negotiable Judgment
Certificates OF Upton county, Tennessee,
which mature let Of August, 1889, and also
those which mature lat o. August, 1890, to
present them for pre- payment at tho Union
and Planters Bank, in the city Of Memphis.
Tenn. on 18th of August 1887.
The said Ju Igmenl Certif ates were ifaued
under the provisions OF an act of toe Gene al
Assembly OF Tennessee, approved 2lst De-
ce mber, 1881, upon iud rendered
against said county In the Circuit Court Of
the United states for the Western District Of
Tennessee, at NJ mphis.
Interest on saq qs, IotSSstos 1s asreDy called
This June IA, 1887. ,,,,.,, -...
ByR.S. BARRETT. Chairman County Court.
Attest: &. u. STEPH, Ns0E, Clerk 20. Court.
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Decline ii 10 DecideIhe Liquor @ nes-
Hon

RALEIaH, N O., June 1.-THE Su-
preme Court today declined 10 decide
the question OF the ris h OF G,ersch to
sell viDous and malt liquors under the
local prohibition law, which was
brought before him in the SHAPE of a
heb az cornus ca q.
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30 Parents.

NEXT MONDAY, JUNE 2OTH, will
IN open, at the Memphis Institute, on
Hernando tfeet, bet Seen Vance aud Linden
streets, q German Glass for children from
to Is years. ms rpction in the Ge-mal n
Ruage vii be given from to 8 o'clock p. m,
on the first Eve days of everg week. up to
the 20h of Septsmbpr. Tuition fee for
three months course, Sc.
Azores, LOUIS q. FRITZ,
care A. Renkert & Co., cor. Main and Adams.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-06-15
VIC'S JUBILEE.
How the Irish OF New York VIII
celebrate NJ.

Nav YORK, June IA The Munici.
pal Council of the Irish National
LesPUe tonight decided TO hold q
demonstrstion at Cooper Union on
the evening OF the Q1een's jubilee
day. A remarkable ticket Of aimis.
sion to the emonstratiou has been
prepared ard will be widely circulat
ed. lis edged IN deep mourning aud
is inscribed as follows in large black
caps:
Irish Americans Of New York
will hold
Memoria' demonstration at Cooper
Institute,
Tuesday evening, June 81, 1887,
(the E g'ish Qusen'e jubilee day.
To commemorate the death OF the
Irish race who have persisted on TIE
aud in the dungeon and by
famine and eviction during the fifty
years of VictJria's murderous mis-.
rule"
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-06-15
Crittenden & Co., and Frank Wilson
will reauma

will resume.
John Wilde, broker, Announced
his inability to meet margins this sf-
ternoon. Il is believed other houses
will find themselves ia deep water to.
morrow. Much money has been loet
here in small amounts that in the az.
gregate represent large sum. The
bear element ia strongest on the local
board, but that crowd is not feeling
very juhilsnt, having been whipsawed
in the deal. The bull crowd has ex.
acted diference all along the line
of advance, and now that the time
has coma to make up differences the
other way is unable to meet them, SO
that the peculiar spectacle is pre-
sented here OF both bulls aud bsars
being singed at the same time.
Frank Wilson received a dispatch
tonight stating that Kershaw & Co.
would meet their obligations tomor-
row,
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-06-15
To Railroad Contractors.

TWENTY MILES of Grading. Bridging
i and Masonry In Carter county, Mo-, to
rem River Branch Of the X. O., y. h NJ. R,R.
Good SPRING water and healthy country. Al.
ply on work near Van Buren,, Mo. or No. "a
front street, Memphis. Tenn.
4 MnTT9HE 4 Co
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DIED.
neral will boK,yen.

SIMON AT rsiidence, No. 81 Second
street, Tue dAy afternoon, Jure IA, 1857, at
4 o'elo X. fREDERlcEA, aged As years, wi.s
Of Nathan 5 mons.
Due notice Of funeral will DO gwen.
EsNYFRS-At hor late residence. csrneT
Raleigh and Huttin avenues, Tuesday, June
u 1891, Mrs. MARGIREr II relict Of the late
Bernard Myers, in the s5th year Of her age.
Funeral services at residence at o'clock
this "WEDNESDAY afternoon.
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A NOE 0NA LODGE. NO. 1873. Il
n 7. h A h.-ihe officers and. "a -
members OF this ledge arc herehyN "
SUMMONED to attend u sIe,ial com M
munieRion this (WEDNESOAY)| )
ev, E'ng, June 18th, AZ s o'clock, tor this dis
patch Of i'm pOrtant business. By order of the
lodge and of CT BsSSETT, IN.
Attest: DODGE c. TRADER. Sec etnrV.
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CONSCTOUS WORTH,

my John says I'm too neat girl by all
odds for this house, and he's right. Tho
ideal A house where they don't use Sa-
polio"
Everybody knows our old friend
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SAPOLIQ,

and tits said tru y, "a we'll known friend Is
treasure" saDolio is solid cake Of sSour
ing Soap. Try II in house cleaning.
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Call for Negotiable Judgment Ger
tiflcates OF Upton County, Tenn.

NOTICE is hereby given TO AL owners and
~ holders Of the negotiable JudsH ent
which mature LIST Of August, 1883, to present
ttem for prepayment at the Union and
Planters Bank, in the city Of Memphis
Tenn, on LIST Of August, 1881
The said Judgmen, Certificates were issued
under no PROVISIONS Of an act of the General
Assembly u tennessee, approved Zst DC
ce mber, 1881, upon judgments rendered
against said county in the Circuit Court Of
the United States tor the Western District OF
Tennessee, at Memphis
Interest, on the said Certlhc1,e' hereby
This June "a, 1857.
Upton COUNTY.
By X. S; BARRETT, Chairman Couny Court
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The Russellville Democrat., 1887-07-13
western District Assembly,

Pursuant to call of President J. k. Bettis, the first meeting of the newspa- per men of the Western District, was held at the DEMOCRAT ofiie in Russell vile, Tuesday July l3, 1887. The fol lowing newspaper men were present: J. k. Bettis, Little Rock Democrat; J. W. Underhill, Conway Log Cabin ; Rev. Frank Moore, Conway Southwest ern Current; r. NJ. Woods, Conway Tribune; c. R. Williams, Dardanelle Post; M W. Greenwood, Paris Ex- press; J. W. Adams, Clarksville Jour- nal, and B. F. lobe, Russellvllle DEM ocRAT. The meeting was called to or der by President Bettis, who stated the objects of the meeting. B. +. lobe was elected chairman and c. k. Williams elected secretary. The meeting was strictly business affair and related to foreign advertising and such other mat ters as pertain to the business manage ment of newspaper offices. It was a pleasant gathering and will doubtless be fruitful of much good. The attend ance was not as large as WIG hoped for, bat good beginning was made, and the next meeting, which will be called by the chairman, will be arranged with the view of having good attendance and enjoyable time.
The Russellville Democrat., 1887-07-13
The Hot Weather

Of mid summer has a weakening ef- feet, both upon body and mind
 You feel absolutely incapable of do
 ing any arduoue wngi.., and even light sa.s,r,eess are performed languldly and unwillingly. This low state of the system causes even gather in firmity, and gives opportunity for serious disease to gain foothold. Tn this condition the system is quick to respond to fife reviving, quicken ing, strengthening effects of Hood s Sarsanarilla, which purifies the blood, regulates the digestive or. gans, aud lnfuses fresh life and vigor into every portion of the body. Peo pie who have taken it write us, say ing: "It puts new life right into me-" "It makes me young again." Reader, if you suffer from summer weakness, try Hoods Sarsaparilla. 100 Doses $l.
The Russellville Democrat., 1887-07-13
Masonic Notice.

1 will meet the different lodges a the times and places mentioned be low, and desire all past and present officers of lodges and all past and present grand officers to be present at the meetings of the differen' lodges. 1 will exemplyfy the work and lectures in the three degrees Also will organize Eastern Stal Chapters where they are wanted. am agent for the Masonic Relief As sociation and will fill out policies il It If desired.
 YELL COUNTY.
 Christian lodge, No. 394, at Fur guson Mill, July 9, 1887.
 Bakers Creek, No. 3SS, at Omega July 26.
 Dutches Creek, No. 269, Dutch es Creek, July 27.
 Blufton, Nc. 123, Bluffton, July 2S W. J. Parks, No. 376, Grayelly Hill, July 29,
 Concordia, No. BIO, Fair Hill, Ju ly 30.
 Dan,ille, No. Al, Danville, Ang. l Chichalah, No. BOA, Chickalah August ,.
 POPE COUNTY.
 Gala Creek, No. 333, August s. Atkins, No. l72, August 9.
 Poe, No. 1S2, August 10, z Appl~ton, No. 39S, August II. Cross Plains. No. -, August l ? Scottsville, No. 1l2, Aug. l3. 1 will commence promptly at o'clock each day unless otherwise ordered. All masons will take du' notice and govern themselves ac cordingly. J. NJ. HARKEY,
 D. D. G. M. 18th Dist.
The Russellville Democrat., 1887-07-13
Proceedings Of the Illinois Town ship Sunday School AssOcia- IiOn held at RussellviIle,
 ,JuIy Sth 1887

The meeting was called to order by Lawrence Russell, President of the Association.
 Jacob Berg was elected temporary Secretary.
 Committee on credentials, W. M. Peeler and John Clingman. The fol- lowing delegates were reported, to- wit: Jacob Berg and o. A. Chandler, from Mountain Spring NJ. E. s. $. k. NJ. Shinn and K, A. Dunn, from Bethel NJ. k. $. $. w. J. Chaffin and U. G. Winn, from Delphi Chapel, Christian s. s. T. B. Moseley, from Russellville NJ. E. church south, s. $. ]. A. Steltz from Norristown s. s. J. W. Fruit and J. 5. Church from Russellyille Christian $. s. w. c. Ludwick and Ida NJ. Buck from Russellville NJ. E. $. $. W. NJ. Peeler, Mrs. NJ. k. Woo ten, Mrs. Georgia Brooks and Mrs. Ina Davis from Rnssellville Baptist $. s. James A. Miller, Misses Sue Lawrence and Ella Hamilton from the Russell. vile c. F. s. 5. D. c. Perry, Misses Bettie Williamson and Fannie William son from Mountain View s. s. The following committees were ap- pointed, to-wit: Committee on resoll. tions, H. B. Milner, Jeff Davis and C. NJ. Love. Committee on care of dele. gates, c. NJ. Williamson, W. NJ. Peeler l T. B. Moseley and Ella Hamilton. The programme for the day was then taken up, and some interesting discuss ions were had.
 | The Association proceeded to elect { vice president and secretary for the en- sung year. J. $. Church was choser to i'll the former and w. M. Peeler tho latter position. The Association ther adjourned.
 LAWRENCE RUSSELL. Pres. 1 JACOB BERG, Sect'y.
The Russellville Democrat., 1887-07-13
kGUE BUSTERS, ds:.s: ds: S.''' eh Ss.;.' csI: :.'
PERSONAL MENTION.

Miss Ella Bonds is visiting friends in Dover.
 MT. T. c. York went to Little Rock Thursday.
 Miss Kate Settle, of Dardanelle, is visiting friends he-e.
 Miss Jennie Mallett of Caglesvlle, is the guest of Miss Alice Mann.
 -Mr. Mark A. Moseley, of Ola,is vis' ting with his numerous friends here.
 -Messrs. J. T. Fowler and R. M. ackburn, of Fowlerville, were in town last week.
 Mrs. l.. W. Davis returned last week from very pleasant visit with relatives at Richmond, Ark.
 Judge R. B. Wilson has returned from Springdale, where he left his family to spend the heated term.
 Miss Carrie Hayden, one of Darda- nelle's fairest young ladies, is visiting here.
 MT. John Webb, of Little Rock, is spending a few days in town with MT. and Mrs. Desha Williams.
 --J oe Jacobson, Bob Erwin, J. H. Healy and R. B. Hogins spent the glorious Fourth in the City of Roses.
 Miss Annie Rozzell, after a three weeks visit in Conway county, return ed home Monday.
 Mrs. pr. J. NJ. Hill of Little Rock has been visiting Dr. and Mrs. w. II, Hill of this place.
 MT. John Hawkins, prominent merchant of Texarkana, IS spending q few days with friends here.
 Mrs. Sarah Mason went to Morril, ton to-day where she will remain wis iting ten days.
 MT. James N. Beard, of Palistine Ark, spent few days here witt friends about the lst inst.
 MT. J. c. Anderson has severed hi' connection wi.h J. W. Wells and gone to Fort Smith to locate.
 Mrs. II. N. Shade visited friendi at Little Rock and Pine Bluff las week.
 Rev. S. 5. Key returned from Nor rilton Monday, having been summoned home on account of sickness in hi | family.
 Miss Allie Bayliss has accepted { district school at Cottonwood church three miles from Dover. Her schoo opened last Monday. -Mr. F. Nj. Neal, of Dover, wa among our pleasant callers Monday He came down to attend the Command cry meeting.
 1.-The family of Mir. w. F. Wootel f left this morning for "Greystone, their country seat, where they vii spend the sumner.
 MT. Robt Harkey and wife, Mr | Van Boswell and wife and MT. Charli' I Shinn and wife spent last Sunday pit niciDg at Cagle's Rock.
 MT. Sam Brown returned Monday from an extended and successful tril through the northwestern part of th' State In the interest ofhis potato house